Home Movie
Domashnyee Kino
Domashnyee Kino is a home movie which gloriously outdoes ordinary home endeavours with its unexpected colours and textures. Price spent four years filming in and around his house with his big Russian 35mm camera, using a collection of old film stock, ‘ripened’ in his cellar. He playfully observes his two growing children and his private surroundings, applying the same fascination to the glowing light in the rooms and outside in the park.
Also in this combined programme
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These Hammers Don’t Hurt Us
The rebirth of Ancient Egypt, enchanting but with a critical note. With Cleopatra, naturally, but also The King of Pop. -
Maska
This beautiful new animation from the Brothers Quay is a dark, terrifying fairytale after the eponymous story by Stanislaw Lem. -
Mirages
Mirages focuses on a mock Iraqi village in the Mojave desert used by the US Army for training purposes. It was built and is operated…
Film details
- Country of production
- Canada
- Year
- 2010
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2011
- Length
- 27'
- Medium/Format
- 35mm
